3D architectural animation is a video that dynamically guides the viewer through the object, showing movement, shifting perspectives, lighting changes — often with a storyline..
Key differences compared to a static render:

• Perception: A render is a photograph. Animation is a short film.
• Informativeness:A static render shows a single key frame. Animation reveals the full spatial concept — its logic and atmosphere.
• Effect: A render allows you to inspect details. Animation evokes emotion and full immersion by adding the element of time.

1. Source data: architectural model in 3ds Max, Revit, SketchUp or any compatible format; floor plans, facades, and finishing schedules.
2. Technical brief (goal, deadlines, target audience, key advantages, main message, client persona, objections, required/undesired elements, etc.).
3. References: example animations or videos that convey the desired mood, style, editing, or composition.

Yes — revisions are allowed during the angle selection stage; unlimited until the desired result is achieved. After final image production — up to two rounds of corrections.

The price is calculated individually after the brief is completed and a consultation. Final cost depends on scope, modeling complexity, number of textures and objects, number of final images, resolution, number of angles, level of detail, and other factors.